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It's a chance to take a deep dive with some of Nashville's hottest artists as we learned their stories

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Working a nine to five job used to be the standard hours of employment. Yeah, yeah, Dolly Parton even did a whole song about it people loved it

Yeah, it's real if Dolly Parton says it, but now thanks to covid that is ancient history

Everybody's pretty much got flexible work from home hours, which is great for them not so great for the morning radio industry

Yeah, great if you guys could go back to I know I don't want to be hated for this, but we need you in your cars

Yeah, we need you in your cars at a certain time wishful thinking, but it's about to get even worse

Because now there's a new work trend where people are working from late morning to mid afternoon

Taking a long extended midday break from me time and then logging back in at night before bed to finish up

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